Teaching about Frederick Douglass
Subtitle: a resource guide for teachers of cultural diversity
By: [edited by] Maria Sanelli, Louis Rodriquez
Series: Counterpoints : studies in the postmodern theory of education -- v. 406
Publisher: Peter Lang; Lang Publishing, Incorporated, Peter
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
ISBN-13: 9781433112560; 9781433112553; 9781453902042
Subjects: Race relations; Study and teaching
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Black ink : writing black power with the words of David Walker / Ida B. Wells, and Malcolm X Ellesia Blaque; title: Frederick Douglass, digital initiatives, and the democratization of research / Marietta Dooley and Louis Rodriquez; title: Literacy and social equity / Linda McMillan and MaryAnn O'Neil; title: Of swimming, computers, and race : lessons learned from the history of swimming and the relevance to computing and computer science / Randy Kaplan; title: Appendix part I: Lesson plans for secondary, middle and elementary school students; title: Religion, race and American history / Meredith Holladay; title: Frederick Douglass' spirituality / James Trotman; title: Frederick Douglass and Latino immigration / Louis Rodriquez; title: Appendix part II: Lesson plans for secondary, middle and elementary school students; title: Aspects of sisterhood and slavery : transatlantic anti-slavery and women's rights / S. Pascale Dewey; title: Frederick Douglass, supporter of equal rights for all people / Denise Darrah; title: Linguistics and social justice in public schools / Carol Watson; title: Frederick Douglass : words of wisdom for all centuries / Maria Sanelli and Nathaniel Williams; title: Appendix part III: Lesson plans for secondary, middle and elementary school students.